#St Paul's

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St Paul's London

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An unusual aspect of St Paul's Cathedral, London

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St Paul's Cathedral London by Roy Llowarch Via Flickr: Trip round St Paul's Cathedral London. Amazing building not allowed to take photos inside for some strange reason but took one photo of Lord Nelson's Tomb and the Duke Of Wellington's Tomb. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Paul%27s_Cathedral

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St. Paul's Cathedral

London, England

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Big Ben at twilight

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Detail from a 1981 London Transport ad by totallymystified

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the boys and I all line up for the new robin wall kimmerer book like ants and one by one we all say Thank you dr kimmerer for your service

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St Paul's London

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PAUL NEWMAN as Brick Pollitt Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (1958) dir. Richard Brooks

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This guy's a freak...

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The Millennium Footbridge by Roy Llowarch Via Flickr: The Millennium Bridge is a footbridge over the river Thames from Bankside to St Paul's Cathedral. The bridge sits in front of the Tate Modern Gallery on the southside of the river. I took these photos with my Samsung phone camera on a beautiful day in London

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Statue of Queen Anne outside St Paul's

London, England

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01/24/2025

Happy Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul (this Saturday)!

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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. In the Bible, after Jesus has ascended, His followers start spreading their updated version of Judaism, called "the Way." A villainous figure named Saul goes around capturing these proto-Christians and bringing them to Jewish authorities to face punishment for their apparent blasphemies. However, on his way to Damascus to continue persecuting the Way, he has an encounter with Jesus -- a sort of vision accompanied by a bright light that only he can see, and a voice that he and all his companions can hear. After this encounter, Saul becomes Paul, a new follower of the Way, and uses his impressive education and influence to bridge the gap between Jew and Gentile and become perhaps the most pivotal apostle in the Early Church. 2. In this cartoon, I use the term "Christian." This is anachronistic, as the term "Christian" hadn't yet been assigned to Christ's followers in Saul's time. Also, Saul did not really speak English, and was not a two dimensional cartoon creature. Also, my signature is not actually on the road to Damascus. Also--

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Farringdon Station, UK